Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke by phone with US President Donald Trump following the Iran-US ceasefire, according to a statement from Turkey’s Communications Directorate on Wednesday. The two leaders discussed the ceasefire and broader regional developments. Erdogan expressed satisfaction with the truce, describing the two-week pause after forty days of conflict as an important opportunity toward a lasting peace agreement.
Erdogan emphasized the need to use this period effectively and warned against any actions that could disrupt the process. He reaffirmed Turkey’s commitment to strengthening diplomatic efforts with friendly and brotherly nations, particularly Pakistan, to reach a resolution. The call came after Trump announced the two-week ceasefire with Iran, noting that Tehran had offered a ten-point proposal for negotiations.
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council stated that the proposal, mediated by Pakistan, includes key issues such as halting aggression, maintaining Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz, accepting uranium enrichment, and lifting all sanctions.
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